Become a Partner

Forbes Realty Union has been in business since 2005. We have the ability to take on new partners by issuing negotiable shares of stock in exchange for funds. We use funds acquired for shares to pursue cash flow positive residential and commercial income properties. Shares are issued in blocks as small as 10 and no dividends are paid. Instead, we reinvest funds to allow us to maneuver when opportunity is present. It is the philosophy of Forbes Realty Union that leverage is desirable when acquiring property with fixed-rate debt on cash flow positive terms. We pursue a buy-and-hold strategy with exceptional return-on-investment.

Long-Term Return on Investment for Deposits

We return cash for deposits through high-yield investments. To forecast a scenario we'll need a little bit of information from you. Click the tab labeled "Contact Us" and complete the information worksheet. This will help us learn what you are looking for and how we might be able to work together. We will present your note information to our investors. After we hear back from them, we'll contact you by email to discuss further.

It's our goal to provide depositors passive income that affords them the ability to pursue the lifestyle they desire without the stress of actively managing a portfolio.

Investing in Notes

Forbes Realty Union brokers transactions in which you can buy and sell notes. We work with a large network of investors and institutions, so we are able to shop around in order to get you the best price for your real estate note, mortgage note, privately held promissory note, or almost any other type of note you might have. Most often we see notes secured by single family residences, multi-family units, mobile homes, commercial properties, and businesses. However, we also specialize in locating buyers for the following types:

• Land notes
• Commercial notes
• Industrial notes
• Business Notes
• Sold on Contract
• Secured Mobile Homes

Minimum Note Requirements:

1. Single family residence home notes or business notes must be a minimum of $100,000.

2. A Loan-to-Value ratio (LTV) of 85% or less.

(Remaining note amount divided by collateral value = 85% or less)

3. Minimum 6 months on time payments.